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Diane Ndonse is a journalist. Specialized in the production of radio broadcasts, in radio reports, she produces articles for the written press. She is also a photographer and cameraman and a consultant in the management of communication platforms for private companies.Activist also of women’s rights in general and especially those of women journalists. Holder of a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Pedagogy, Associate of Secondary Education, she also holds a certificate in gender and development and obtained another certificate issued by RNTC Media Training Center for having taken the training on “Media Campaigns for Social Changes”. Trainer for journalists on the fundamentals of journalism on gender mainstreaming in media productions, and media campaigns for social change.
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Burundi presses on with measles vaccination amid fuel shortages
In Burundi, a national measles vaccination campaign faced significant challenges due to a severe fuel shortage and frequent power cuts, impacting transportation and vaccine refrigeration. Despite these obstacles, the Expanded Vaccination Program (EPI) managed to achieve over 90% of its target, reaching more than two million children. Efforts included prioritizing fuel for vaccination activities and using generators and solar fridges to maintain the cold chain. The situation highlights the vulnerability of public health initiatives to infrastructure issues, with health workers facing increased transport costs and logistical hurdles.
After 30 polio-free years, Burundi fights the paralysing virus
Burundi declared its first polio epidemic in 30 years after confirming cases of type 2 poliovirus in Isale and Bujumbura Mairie. The outbreak has led to heightened awareness and vaccination efforts, particularly in border areas with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The government, in collaboration with the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, has initiated a vaccination campaign targeting children aged zero to seven, aiming to halt the virus's spread. The epidemic underscores the importance of maintaining high vaccination coverage to prevent vaccine-derived poliovirus outbreaks.
A girl who dropped out of school because she can’t get her hair done because of the teachings of her church when there is a measure taken by the Ministry of Education that recommends that students get their hair done.
An armed attack on the Burundo-Congolese border of Gatumba on the night of 15 September 2018.An unidentified person died in the field, according to the government of Burundi, who said that the attack was carried out by bandits.
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